Loving everything sweet about these photos from Melanie Reyes Photography at Le Bon Macaron! I'm so excited to be making these flower crowns for an upcoming Mommy + Me mini photo shoot with Melanie May 4 and 5 - just in time for Mother's Day!
The fireplace at Zingerman's Cornman Farms is just perfect! So cozy and inviting and special - perfect for an intimate winter wedding. And Sally and Dylan's December wedding was just so joyful and cozy, warm and beautiful. I was so excited to meet Sally for the first time on her wedding day! Coming from Washington DC, they had been planning from out of town and I think it's always extra special to meet the bride on her wedding morning, handing her her bouquet! My cell phone rang as I drove away after setting up, sneaking out just as the couple were arriving at the reception, and it was Sally calling to tell me how she loved the reception flowers - it was exactly what she envisioned - and I was just so thrilled - it always means so much to be me know that the flowers were loved and I was especially excited to get that call right away!
So much gratitude to Kate Touzel for sharing these beautiful images - thank you, these are stunning!
It is such a privilege to create flowers for the UM President's House. Living in Ann Arbor, my husband and I always explain to friends and family how this place seems so special because it has the ease of a small town but a disproportionate amount of neat things going on - art, culture, sport - amazing people from around the world thinking and doing amazing things - it's really quite special. And I love getting to feel like I'm a part of those special things going on in Ann Arbor when I get to bring flowers for events at the President's House. Here are just a few recent favorites!
This bouquet of parrot tulips and orchids was for the dinner guest of honor.
This dinner centerpiece featured burgundy, gold, yellow and deep purple.
Loved all the color and texture in these seasonal centerpieces for a dinner at the University of Michigan President's House
